Hey-lo

So I just got a new computer! It's purple and has flowers on it. Lervvvvvvvve it. I'm at work now.
No one is coming in.
I woke up this morning to the sound of tornadoe sirens.
I look out the window.
Hurricane Katrina waves back to me.
I also happen to be wayyyyyyyy hungover.
Great. The prospect of work is really enticing.

Anyways.
These past weeks have been very stressful.
I have come to realize several obvious but true elements about life.

1. Everything is OK when you have a secure, safe, comfortable roof over your head. Nothing is as scary as not knowing where you are going to sleep from one night to the next.
Of course I am dramatizing, and I am lucky enough to be able to stay with my friend Lisa while I search for an apartment, but the absence of having a secure place to live is really disruptive and frightening.

2. Loyalty and giving someone your "word" are invaluable.

3. I need to learn to have more faith in the universe. I need to believe that everything will work out.


Anyways, I'm sure there are more life lessons I could recount but I'm far too tired and fuzzy right now to think of anymore.

I feel super sick right now, just ate a huge tuna sandwich with onions, pickles, tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce and dijon mustard on it. I think that in my old age I may have developed indigestion. I think thats kinda cool. It's a sign of maturity.

Saw M.I.A this weekend. Lerve.

Just figured out how to skype with Matt. I watched him lounge on his bed and eat fritos. Then he picked up his cat and lifted her tail and held her butthole in front of the camera. Aww. I feel like were reunited again.